Is this PowerPoint to PDF converter free?
Yes. It is a free PowerPoint to PDF converter that runs in your browser with no signup and no watermark.
Does it upload my presentation to a server?
No. The conversion runs locally in your browser, so your PPTX file and its contents stay on your device.
Does it support animations and embedded video?
No. The export is slide-static, so it captures the visible layout, text, and images but not animations, transitions, or embedded media.
Can I convert old .ppt files?
No. The converter supports modern .pptx only. Re-save a legacy .ppt as .pptx in PowerPoint first, then convert it here.
Will I get one PDF page per slide?
Yes. Each slide is exported as its own static page in a single combined PDF for easy sharing and printing.
What happens to my animations?
They disappear, and they have to: a PDF is static. A slide that builds five bullets one at a time becomes one slide showing all five, which is worth knowing before you send it.
Are speaker notes included?
No. The PDF is the slides, not the script behind them.
Why will my .ppt file not open?
This reads .pptx. Open the old file in PowerPoint and re-save it in the modern format.
What about embedded video and audio?
They do not survive. A PDF cannot play them, so a media-heavy deck loses the media.
When should I send a PDF instead of the deck?
When you want the layout fixed and the file un-editable on someone else's machine, and when the deck does not depend on builds to land its point.
Is my deck uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in the browser.